Barbara Fialho for Elle Croatia, from FTL Moda


What FTL Moda’s New Front Page Cover Means for Designers

New York Fashion Week producers FTL Moda have been doing some pretty extraordinary things on the international scene.

For some telling evidence, look no further than their new cover for Elle Croatia — one of several new editorials in the works, including for Harper’s Bazaar Hong Kong, ELLE Kazakhstan, L’Officiel, Marie Claire Indonesia, Glamour Bulgaria, and L’Officiel Couture.

An expanded international presence can only be good, we think, for the New York Fashion Week community of designers, as it threads together (if you’ll pardon the expression) different parts of the international community. The upshot? New avenues of exposure for the kinds of emerging and established designers producers like FTL Moda represent.

An expanded international presence is good for the NYFW community of designers.

More information on the shoot for Elle Croatia coming soon.

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More info.

ftlmoda.com

 
With love,

FWO

Eila Mell
Eila Mellhttp://www.eilamell.com/
Eila is one of the book industry’s "go-to" fashion authors. She recently worked with Heidi Klum and Harvey Weinstein on the official book of the hit TV series Project Runway. She also wrote the book New York Fashion Week: The Designers, the Models, the Fashions of the Bryant Park Era.

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